Full list of 59 constituencies going to vote in seventh phase of Lok Sabha election 2019 on May 19

Voting for the last and final phase of Lok Sabha election will be held on Sunday in 59 constituencies across seven states and one Union Territory. With this, the nearly two-month long voting process which was spread across seven phases will come to an end. 

The fate of 918 candidates contesting will be at stake in these 59 Lok Sabha constituencies which are going to vote on Sunday. Over 10.01 lakh voters are eligible to exercise their franchise in the last round of voting. Over 1 lakh 12 thousand polling stations have been put in place for smooth conduct of polls.

A maximum number of 13 seats will go to poll in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab on May 19. The other seats going to poll include 9 from West Bengal, 8 each from Madhya Pradesh and Bihar, 4 from Himachal Pradesh, 3 from Jharkhand and one in Chandigarh.

Here is the full list of seats going to poll in the seventh phase of Lok Sabha election on May 19: 

STATE	LOK SABHA SEAT	POLLING DATE
SEVENTH PHASE – 59 CONSTITUENCIES
Bihar	ARRAH	19 May 2019
Bihar	BUXAR	19 May 2019
Bihar	JAHANABAD	19 May 2019
Bihar	KARAKAT	19 May 2019
Bihar	NALANDA	19 May 2019
Bihar	PATALIPUTRA	19 May 2019
Bihar	PATNA SAHIB	19 May 2019
Bihar	SASARAM	19 May 2019
Himachal Pradesh	HAMIRPUR	19 May 2019
Himachal Pradesh	KANGRA	19 May 2019
Himachal Pradesh	MANDI	19 May 2019
Himachal Pradesh	SHIMLA	19 May 2019
Jharkhand	DUMKA	19 May 2019
Jharkhand	GODDA	19 May 2019
Jharkhand	RAJMAHAL	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	DEWAS	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	DHAR	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	INDORE	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	KHANDWA	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	KHARGONE	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	MANDSAUR	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	RATLAM	19 May 2019
Madhya Pradesh	UJJAIN	19 May 2019
Punjab	AMRITSAR	19 May 2019
Punjab	ANANDPUR SAHIB	19 May 2019
Punjab	BATHINDA	19 May 2019
Punjab	FARIDKOT	19 May 2019
Punjab	FATEHGARH SAHIB	19 May 2019
Punjab	FIROZPUR	19 May 2019
Punjab	GURDASPUR	19 May 2019
Punjab	HOSHIARPUR	19 May 2019
Punjab	JALANDHAR	19 May 2019
Punjab	KHADOOR SAHIB	19 May 2019
Punjab	LUDHIANA	19 May 2019
Punjab	PATIALA	19 May 2019
Punjab	SANGRUR	19 May 2019
West Bengal	BARASAT	19 May 2019
West Bengal	BASIRHAT	19 May 2019
West Bengal	DIAMOND HARBOUR	19 May 2019
West Bengal	DUM DUM	19 May 2019
West Bengal	JADAVPUR	19 May 2019
West Bengal	JAYNAGAR	19 May 2019
West Bengal	KOLKATA DAKSHIN	19 May 2019
West Bengal	KOLKATA UTTAR	19 May 2019
West Bengal	MATHURAPUR	19 May 2019
Chandigarh	CHANDIGARH	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	BALLIA	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	BANSGAON	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	CHANDAULI	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	DEORIA	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	GHAZIPUR	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	GHOSI	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	GORAKHPUR	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	KUSHI NAGAR	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	MAHARAJGANJ	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	MIRZAPUR	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	OBERTSGANJ	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	SALEMPUR	19 May 2019
Uttar Pradesh	VARANASI	19 May 2019

This phase will see voting in Varanasi, the Lok Sabha constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He is pitted against Congress candidate Ajay Rai, Samajwadi Party nominee Shalini Yadav and 23 others. One more high profile seat where voting will be held on May 19 is Patna Sahib where incumbent Lok Sabha MP Shatrughan Sinha is challenging his former party colleague and Union Law and Justice and Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad. Sinha had won from Patna Sahib in 2009 and 2014 Lok Sabha elections on a BJP ticket but quit the party in March 2019 and joined the Congress.

The poll campaign for this phase ended across all other states except West Bengal on Friday. In West Bengal, the Election Commission had ordered the campaign to end on Thursday following violence involving Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Trinamool Congress (TMC) workers in Kolkata during a road show of BJP chief Amit Shah. The EC had expressed its anguish at the vandalism to the statue of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar. 

The high octane campaign was marked by vitriolic attacks and counter-attacks by political leaders and use of derogatory language and objectionable remarks. The postal ballots, electronic voting machines (EVMs) and Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) machines will be opened on May 23 at 8 am. The results will be declared after the counting of votes.